It will soon be time for adults to head to fishing school and sharpen their angling skills for the plethora of angling opportunities awaiting anglers this spring. Believe it or not with this weather we've been having...it really is a lot closer than you think and how it feels. I'll be entering my 17th season as an adult education teacher and this spring we're back at West Islip High School. We start on Tuesday night March 14th, so please arrange your schedules so you can attend.
These sessions starts Tuesday March 14 in West Islip High School for Inshore Fishing Secrets to striped bass, weakfish, fluke, flounder and blackfish. These classes run for three weeks only on 3/14, 3/21 & 3/28 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. all just in time for the flounder and weakfish runs. We've had anglers from as far away as Manhattan and Westchester County attending. These classes run three (3) consecutive weeks and last 1-1/2 hours per night.
They're open to all including children over 16 years of age and cost is nominal at $35 for both residents and for non-residents...not bad for three weeks of private fishing tutelage and video presentations. For information on these special Inshore Fishing classes call Larry Kazmier at 631-893-3330 and leave a message if no one is there E-mail Larry Kazemier at l.kazemier@wi.k12.ny.us.
On Tuesday March 14, it's Flounder and Blackfish. This covers everything on fishing from beginner to expert including tackle choices, spring bait, rigging, anchoring and chumming. Special Guest Experts included. Tuesday March 21 it will be fluke and weakfish and again areas to fish, how to fish, rigging, tackle, live bait, artificials, chumming for both and video presentations where applicable.
On Tuesday March 28 we'll cover striped bass and bluefish with clam bellying, bunker fishing, trolling, tackle requirements, fishing and techniques on anchoring, chumming, tolling and how to really catch fish! Guests to include local party & charter boat captains. For information on these special Inshore Fishing classes call 631-893-3330 and leave a message if no one is there E-mail Larry Kazemier at l.kazemier@wi.k12.ny.us.